Governors and officials from the states that drain into the bay as well as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency and others gathered at Union Station for a meeting of what's called the Chesapeake Executive Council.
This year's installment of the annual meeting featured promises to have an independent review of the federal-state Chesapeake Bay Program, set more-frequent cleanup goals and push for biofuel production. They also decided to...
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